Another mysterious death linked to the Russian government...

[omerta]

there was actually someone who died in md yesterday and is somehow linked to russia dont know all the details ill look it up on the local news and post it if it is not the same thing

[Mr.X]

yea I hate russia and russians

I prefer north korea

[omerta]

dont know if they will form a alliance to me that would be like jeffry dahmer and hanible lecter cuddling somebody is going to lose afinger. but who knows russia is known to back anyone who can help its agenda.i just think iran is way to fubar to become a strong alie uhhh friend to anyone

[Mr.X]

russia is still communist under putin

just because they call it a "free market" doesn't mean it's not commy related

[Twistdenigma]

Originally Posted by omerta

people just arent real concerned with them right know cause they still cant afford toilet paper

Billions in aid have been given to Russia. A very small percentage has made it to the hands of their people. They'll be able to afford toilet paper as soon as they WANT TO.

[Spook]

The only reason I don't believe in space aliens is because if they existed we would have already given them foreign aid.

[Reverend Satan]

Originally Posted by Spook

The only reason I don't believe in space aliens is because if they existed we would have already given them foreign aid.

or smallpox blankets

[Spook]

Originally Posted by Old Dirty Satan

or smallpox blankets

Ah, the Swiss mercs were infamous for doing that to native americans back in the day when they were under British employ. I'm sure the colonists had done it as well, but I remember reading that the first person to do it was a Swiss Mercenary colonel in the British army at Fort Pitt that gave them smallpox blankets while the natives laid seige to Fort Pitt, which was unusual for indians to do.

[Reverend Satan]

Originally Posted by Spook

Ah, the Swiss mercs were infamous for doing that to native americans back in the day when they were under British employ. I'm sure the colonists had done it as well, but I remember reading that the first person to do it was a Swiss Mercenary colonel in the British army at Fort Pitt that gave them smallpox blankets while the natives laid seige to Fort Pitt, which was unusual for indians to do.

That is some cold-blooded genius.